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the one where you can get the weather reminds me of graph.no, a service where you can retrieve the weather using the Finger Protocol. e.g. finger new_york@graph.no
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Interesting take but I find the RISC argument to be completely flawed in light of ARM/M1. Even accepting the distinction (which I don't agree with) between "non RISC-y" ARM (v7 and earlier) and "RISC-y" (v8 and
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4y ago
Interesting, you're right, I see 3 occurrences for "lambda" and 26 for "kubernetes". It's probably just the paritcular "bubble" I live in.
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4y ago
In my particular market sector it seems everyone is using some form of cloud functions (SAM, Serverless Framework etc), and migrating away from K8S/containers. Regarding PaaS stuff like Heroku, the only people I know that are still usi
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> The platform of choice is mostly Kubernetes these days Is it? These days I see SAM or Serverless Framework or other FaaS solutions all around me and it seems that everyone is migrating away from ECS/EKS/containers, it might b
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4y ago
This is one shortcoming of having your own domain. If you let it expire, there is nothing preventing someone else from recycling email addresses. On the other hand, having your own domain gives you many advantages, including not having to f
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I think the last two paragraphs, which I quoted below, sum up exactly something that has been on my mind for a while now. Somehow, while we were all busy debating for or against this or that political view, we, common people, lost control o
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4y ago
Similar extension, previously featured on HN, also works on Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, Netflix, Linkedin, in addition to YouTube: https://www.undistracted.app/
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The Coming Food Catastrophe
(economist.com)
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Nice! Do you know if/when it's going to be merged, and if this is the same as the PR linked in this other comment? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31422001
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Nice! Thank you for the link
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4y ago
Thanks, I have used Scribus for DTP jobs in the past and it's good for that type of workload, maybe though it's a bit overkill for what I need (just converting assets created in other SW to CMYK, so that I can send them to print)
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EDIT: I just tested importing a few different image formats and didn't have any issues, so Krita could be a good alternative. Thanks, I was aware that Krita could do CMYK but how about importing assets created in other programs? Can it
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4y ago
Does anyone know about CMYK support? I remember years ago it was a planned feature, but recently I tried to gather info about it and could not find anything. Has the team decided to remove it from scope? Currently I know of Cyan[1] as an op
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Some of the aggregators that I like: Floodgap - generalist gopher portal with lots of links - gopher://gopher.floodgap.com/ Cosmic voyage: collective writing experiment - gopher://cosmic.voyage Bongusta - phlogs agg
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Got Milk: Bronze Age Population Soared Thanks to Livestock
(newsweek.com)
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Cyberdecks are more about the freedom of selecting exactly the hardware components you want (in the same way you can when you build a desktop computer)[0] so I don't think an average laptop would do the job. For example, this cyberdeck
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I was using Scribus for multi page documents but, as a fully fledged DTP solution, it is often overkill, I'm glad I can now use Inkscape for smaller jobs, thanks to the new Page tool. Inkscape is truly the Swiss Army knife of the open
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New DigitalOcean Pricing – DigitalOcean
(digitalocean.com)
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For those who like me did not know what's a cyberdeck, here are a couple links I've found: What is a cyberdeck? https://cyberdeck.cafe/mix/what-is-a-cyberdeck Some examples https://www.makeuseof.co
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Oh, I see, thank you!
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I know that this is completely off-topic but I need to know: how do you make a HN post that has a link _and_ text at the same time? Seems like this form[1] does not allow that. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/submit
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Replying to myself: in striking arts, one great solution is promoting a culture where light sparring (e.g. Thai style sparring) is preferred to hard sparring (e.g. Dutch style sparring). In most combat sports, competition is not that freque
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Yeah, thank you I get it now, I knew that concept under a different name, "indirect democracy". I guess in the USA, because of your history, you don't have a lot of debates around the pros and cons of monarchy and so the othe
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Thanks for the background info about the founding fathers. Growing up in Europe I only ever heard of the definition of republicanism as being opposed to monarchism. I guess the other meaning is specifically American, in the same way that &q
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The problem is that out of this concern, some martial arts disallowed head blows in competition, only to fall out of grace due to how "unrealistic" they are in terms of self defence. A large number of people who start practising m
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I grew up learning that "republicanism" means that you are opposed to the monarchy so I'm really confused by your comment. It seems that you are using the term "republic" as an equivalent of "pluralism" or
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I no longer use Google Maps because of privacy concerns, over the years Apple Maps got much better but unfortunately turn-by-turn navigation is still sub-par. For example it will take you out of the main road and into a narrow secondary roa
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I think that I solved this problem, I did it through self-discipline, categorically avoiding any recommendation system on any platform I use. I only ever listen to music that was either on one of my playlists, or on a playlist that a friend
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EDIT I was wrong, it was because of this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31320075 I get this in an infinite loop: > We've detected unusual activity from your computer network > To continue, please click the
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